Weddings

Since her time as Bachelorette, Rachel Lindsay has given some truly excellent advice to Hannah Brown and, before her, to Becca Kufrin.

But when it comes to her engagement to Bryan Abasolo, she's doing it all on her own terms.

We've all heard some wild bridezilla horror stories, but most of them are about brides-to-be being cruel or unstable for no good reason.

In this case, however, the bridezilla's tyrannical meltdown was part of a scheme.

It's wedding season, y'all!

In the coming weeks, tons and tons of people will get married, and that, of course, includes famous people.

Arie Luyendyk Jr. and Lauren Burnham have achieved the near-impossible.

The couple has actually gone from The Bachelor to... the altar!

We've seen plenty of unusual/offensive/hilarious/ridiculous wedding invitations or requests over the years.

Such as the list of outrageous demands made by this bridezilla to her attendees.

It's a rare and beautiful thing for a wedding story to go viral where neither the bride nor groom were the villain.

A bride is left wondering if she's the bad guy after giving a couple of wedding guests the boot.

Remember earlier this year when we found out that Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra were dating and everybody was like "huh, weird"?

And then remember when they got engaged like two months later and everybody was like ".... 'K"?

A bride-to-be is begging the internet for advice.

After spending what she thought was a nice day buying her wedding dress, she learned that her future mother-in-law is spreading lies about her.

Most bridezillas fill their loved ones with terror and dread. This one is very different.

This monster bride sabotaged her own sisters with a smile -- and they never even knew.

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Camille Grammer has been through so much, but she's found her way back to happiness.

In 2017, Camille became engaged to then-boyfriend David C Meyer.